Not a lot to say about it other than to put it over for being awesome, even if that shouldn't really be the point. Or should it?
Will Harley Cameron be the next to walk away from QTV for realising that it's probably doing more to hold her back that project her forward? The video QT Marshall threatened Max Caster and Anthony Bowens was earnestly tremendous and Cameron has shown on-screen and off what a gifted performer she is as a singer, but don't The Acclaimed have to just nod in approval rather than presumably present their own work in return? A diss track would at least be a receipt, but the match being such a foregone conclusion would be added tax for wrestlers and fans alike.
A lot of doing stuff just for the sake of doing stuff going on here, but to not call it good on its own steam would be an unfair dismissal of the bit.
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